But value's victory is hardly complete.
And as Lithuania this week takes over the rotating presidency of the EU council of ministers, its government is reminding the EU that the task of creating "Europe whole and free" is hardly complete.
But it is hardly complete: If you search for "Lost" on Fancast, for example, it won't point you to the streams available on ABC.com, only old episodes for sale or rent.
Even there, however, the answers on offer are hardly complete or fully established.
Our compendium of biogeographic transitions is hardly complete, but represents an initial review of patterns in lineages with Andes-Amazon distributions, published phylogenies, and where reasonable knowledge of their geographic ranges is available.
WHILE AstraZeneca scored a victory on Friday in its battle to keep generic drug makers from undermining its $5.7 billion franchise in Prilosec, the popular ulcer treatment, it was hardly a complete one.
However, they only captured a small moment in time, which was hardly a complete solution to this complex problem.
I was hardly permitted to complete my primary school education, as my father was impatient to have me at home helping my mother with housework.
Though a clear success with the audience, the recital was hardly comparable to complete performances of "Rigoletto" or "La Bohème," events that often drew 35,000 people to the Great Lawn at Central Park.
On a visit to his home, while I was hardly surprised to see the complete works of Strindberg on the shelves, I couldn't quite square the presence of the Bruce Willis action movie (neatly stacked next to Kieslowski's Decalogue) with the strenuously serious, forbiddingly austere Bergman of my imagination.
